zkMe vs Outdid

———— You, privately verified ———— zkMe verifies user credentials without disclosing any personal information to anyone! Through the use of innovative zero-knowledge technologies, it is the only KYC solution to be fully decentralized, private-by-design and compliant with global AML requirements. ———— Why is zkMe the ultimate tool to protect your privacy? ———— Unlike other eVerification solutions, the zkMe app actually does not share any personal identifiable information (PII) to anyone. By generating mathematical zero-knowledge proofs of knowledge (ZKP), the zkMe app only discloses yes/no answers to a list of predetermined eligibility questions on your credentials. For example, by using the zkMe app, you can prove you are over 18, without disclosing your actual birthday. ———— zkMe got you covered ———— Shield your Privacy - No credential verified through the zkMe app is stored on any centralized storage, making it virtually impossible for any private data leak. The only thing shared (if authorized by you) are yes/no answers to basic eligibility questions such as "are you over 18 years old?". Be Self-Sovereign - The zkMe app puts you in control of any and all sharing of your data, even if that data is anonymized through the use of zero-knowledge. You see and control which proofs have been generated and are active, which chain ecosystems these proofs are being used in and which applications have authorization to verify your eligibility. 3 easy steps to protect your identity online: - Verify credentials and generate ZK proofs - Connect your proofs to the ecosystems you are active in - Authorize the services you want to present proofs to Download the zkMe app to get your journey started today.

With Outdid, you can verify your identity without sharing your personal data Protect your privacy without losing comfort Did you know that if someone has a photo of your ID document, they can impersonate you, and sometimes even incur debt on your name? When you verify your identity online, this is exactly what you always send - a photo of your ID. Unless you’re using Outdid. Leveraging novel privacy technology, Outdid allows you to finish your ID verification, but without sharing any personal data about you, or photos of your documents. Nobody sees your data, not even Outdid. For example, if a website wants to know that you are over 18, this is exactly what they’ll get - not your passport, not even your name. Keep the app after you use it, because next time a website which uses Outdid asks to verify you, you can complete the verification in one click. How’s that for convenience?